- Azur Games strengthened its lead in downloads, crossing 106 million installs in December.
- Tencent Games stayed dominant in revenue despite a slight dip, earning $354.6 million.
December 2025 closed the year on a strong note for mobile game publishers, with familiar giants continuing to dominate both downloads and revenue. While the top spots largely remained unchanged, a few publishers saw noticeable growth, which we will discuss in this space.
Top Mobile Game Publishers by Downloads for December 2025
Azur Games once again led the downloads chart, widening its gap with a massive 106 million downloads in December, continuing its dominance in the hyper-casual space. Miniclip followed closely in second with 93.3 million downloads, showing a solid month-on-month jump.
Voodoo climbed to third with 85.7 million installs, with a healthy 15 million increase from its November numbers. SayGames held fourth with 81.7 million downloads, continuing its consistent performance across the year. BabyBus rounded out the top five with just under 80 million downloads.
Supercent remained sixth with 62.6 million, while Outfit7 slipped slightly to seventh despite crossing 52 million downloads. Supersonic Studios followed in eighth with 49.1 million, continuing to deliver steady results even as competition intensified.
Hungry Studio placed ninth with 40.4 million downloads, while CrazyLabs completed the top ten at 38.8 million. The lower half of the chart saw familiar names such as 1SOFT, FreePlay Inc., Tencent Games, and Garena International holding their ground. A slight surprise entry came from Ikame Games – Zego Studio, which closed the list at 15th.
Top Mobile Game Publishers by Revenue for December 2025
On the revenue front, Tencent Games remained untouchable at the top, pulling in a staggering $354.6 million in December. The numbers are so much that they surpassed the combined earnings of the second and third-placed publishers.
Century Games stayed firm in second with $199.8 million, continuing its strong momentum driven by Last War: Survival. Funfly climbed to third with $142.4 million, edging past Dream Games, which settled into fourth at $131.6 million.
Scopely rounded out the top five with $128.4 million, staying consistent thanks to MONOPOLY GO!‘s continued performance, where the game alone contributed $110 million in the past month. Roblox Corporation followed closely in sixth with $118.4 million, while Playrix secured seventh with $114.3 million.
King placed eighth at $104.5 million, crossing the $100 million mark yet again. NetEase Games finished ninth with $100.8 million, narrowly staying above the nine-figure threshold, while Supercell completed the top ten with $96.3 million.
Just outside the top ten, Microfun Limited and Moon Active continued their steady runs, followed by Bandai Namco Entertainment, Cognosphere (HoYoverse), and Florere Game Limited, all closing December well above $65 million.
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